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FijI Itttt nTtc gemwvntTHURSDAY NOVEMBER 12 18MPrice delivered by carrIer 75ct < p6r month II liy mttil I year 7w n momln too smoulln J 200I Spmlftoeltly I M icr scnr 12 eight monthsj Ilonr l monthsAdVettttng rates fiirilshml tt oflicevc HAITlAKF IrWOCIUTCOMrNlomce71 W Kecoml south Streett ALFALES YOUNG T EDITOIlI THE um > MMrftiUTioX8IHomo of tlio Hlnniiiicndntlons made Inf tins rciKjrt jT tire Utah Commission ntcorysood 1 niul pomenro not Tlio recommendations to which wo except aro thesecond tfio filth sixth mill seventh Tothe second ono wo oxiept becntio of thet I great impolicy of permitting a t legal wife Ito testify ngainit her luislmul If ouch II wife Is niiido tv loiiipetcnt witllcss sho iIcin bo oompollcMl testify nsiliist herhusband and thli Mould open u 1 tulleloot to porjiir llto suictlty In whichthe rointnon law has alwajs held llhe reI lationship of husband and nifo should heJ prcscnod and 1 the experience of f this Tert 1 ritory has ulrcidy demonstrated Hint firstt vei will not nvill thcmsohes of tho dlkvorco laws where their hnshinds haveentered Into polygamous initrria eH tfthey will not avail tliomsohes of thindivorce laws they certainly willnot iivnil themselves of 11 1 criminillaw j and 1 this fact should hoconsidered To make u first triton competent wltnost against her hnshaml wouldbe to destroy lib inilto that confidencewhich should I otist 1 hctneen litishind andtr u wife rite Rime reasons exist In this parHi ticular CISD which hao alwas existediTh ugnlnst innkhiKi info it witness againsther linslund If she chooses to become II a witness against her husband well andgood but she should not ha compelled totestify against himI The fifth recommendation asks that thejurisdiction of Justices of the Peace ho tt conferred upon United l States ConunisBtoncra Wu can See no necessity in the uJ u world for tliis and to confer this jurisdiction nonld he to that extent to abolishI I local selfgo eminent for eventually theCommissioners courts woijld supplantI t I the Justices courts It is much tho sameIbd thing as it would ha to put upon tho Govli vJ I ernor tho duties of a constable If thof t duties of tho constthlo wore put upon thoi I Governor ho would certainly have to ext II 111 ccuto all orders of the Justices of thop I PeaceTho objection to the sixth recommen11tl Ilii I dation is that it does an ay with local Rolfr i government In n much greater degreeI I i I I I than docs hue fifth iccommcndationJ Tho seventh lccomll1onllotlon aRks for iiI open cniuiin all cases piospcntcd underIll1lf United States law rite objection 10 hiltt I is that it gives ceiy opportunity to pack atul J 11 t 11 I juryand experience Jong since proved thatI i i t I where the chalice to pack a jury existsII H r I tho chanco is nsiiilly availed of AniltJ 1 II J 11f f then no mans Intimity is so good gnartlil I I tuti f 11 u anty that a jury shall be impartial thoi o1 checks and safegti uds of a statutory law< JIjl Then again hits Poland law provides fori I the selection of juior and it i was decidedI if A I1 I I in tho CUwHon tate tliat when the pane11 had been oxluuxtvil in accordance withJ iIf f that law nn open velure may issue Theref t can ho noobjection to drawing a juryjij according flue provisions of that lawIr 1 i and if its provisions proui inadequatel S there is the icsonrco of nn open venicej f The recommendation of a SupremeI t t Court Dcpirato and distinct from the Disiifr I t net Courts would have been proferabliItt J to a inure inorexso of Judges The Jistrict Courts in Utah slonld ho incrcasoI in number hut still no trial Jude shouldbo allowed to t sit in the Supremo CourtI 1 1 Tho recommendation for the aholishmeniI of the staluto of limitations In polygamyl I i cases is among thus best recommendationIit 1 J II t of all Wo can Hoe no reason for Introducing tho Chinese question into thei recommendations There is a good dectt of demagogy in this recommendationi 11 about the Chinese and tho Importation ofl I contract laborers and paupers and is dc4 I cldcdly far fetchedAs a whole hits report la very good butI wo notice that thus Commission do not failto recommend thusCommission moreI highly than anything else In their sixthrecommendation they suggest that thoTerritorial Audi I or and Treasurer Commisflioners to locate university landsC 5 Probate Judges County Clerku County Selectmen County Assessors amCollectors and County Superintendents ofSchools bo appointed by tho Govcrnoihut tho appointments to he tnlijccl u tOIlti Jlrmntion by Ilic Comm Iuoll At thusJ close of theiricport the Commission ouigI gest three plans for thus settlement of thusI Utah question Thef ono is a IegixlatiI iCommission another the Idaho plan ofI ilUfrunchiflcmeiit tho oUter Is the1 I appointment all olllcors by thus Go1 Iu rnor As thus Commission say all them1 4L j appointments could bo properly J filled bthe Governor of the Territory subject to tt tt I Onfirmation by thus Commission there I1 5 is nothing like n projuerositprojier itsped anllthis tho 1 Utnh Commission teum to haet II A LEFON If i ThaJhtenl Kteuinij Jfritt tho ollltlalt 1 uu organ of tile Mormon church publishedu I thin followinon November 10 1S85u t ° Charges having been prvfirrcd njnmnt1 r Albert I Cnrriiifjton n full mid pntlent hear0 i tt t ing was had befiirn thus Quorum of theTsvelvo Apostles when t ho follow ing ileoluionS j touts uraniiuaunly adopted i2 Hint Alhort Cnrnuitton hue vioouunuulI i ruled from tlio Church of Jesus Clirist ofJjatterduy SaInts for the crimes of lewdh mid lascivious couluct nnd adultery45 WHford Woodruff Lorenzo bnow KrnUuxtfioft h Ihnow Franklin I Itlclmrdu JlrifiUnmulft Young Moses Imttlier 1nmcin M 15 mnnf John II Hraith H < > lcr J Grant John WS Taylor JOHN W YOUNO iWcJCounselor II Tho name apyr l on Saturday October31 J885 publibhotl tferinon by Apostle I It Franklin n Itlcluids which lontainedIL tthisii thiRih k j i do not lovu to talk against my fellow Iu men simply present these tliinuH to you to u III h ° o bhowup the real Stats of tliu case It in ud 4t unpleasant for luo to stats that the men of re 5tc the Congas of IBfi and lint of lSd = WHO Inot men of the most immaculate virtue It3 is understood throughout the land thatnout where ou 1 lst continent t is 1 the practice of I It whoredom and the scltcionol f women carIt fcfrie < l on to n greater extent than In the city Iof Washington and by those men who gothere to ranka laws against this people IThe same paper on Sahirdnj1 1 Juno 01885 published a sermon by Apostle IKrastus Hnow which contains thisI would not say < aught personal relationto Mr Cleveland bellevinc him to bo an Ihonorable man of the world yet his enemiesto campaign accused him of Borne irregn II Jn rur ewafh tejarltlcs of life that are common In flueworld net It it reported that he knowntomething of intent relationship I though hoJias el tn assumed thus I responsibility of afaintly and household and in this respectthough perhaps I among tho most honorablehe represents n largo nnd respect able portionof unmarried turnOut Holiday April fi 11883 the AYiupublished an epistle addressed to theofficers anil members of the Church ofIpsus Christ of Latterday Haints In Conference assembled by John Taylor andOcorKo i Q J Cannon First Ircslclcncy ofthe Church of Teens Christ of LatterdayHiiiiK This epistle contained fits followingIho fact ii mankind in their I endeavor toco lao s system of marriage hovendopteil n system that is entirely inadequateto otto man from tho dreadful evils bywhich ho Is surrounded ° ° ° Tho system which they taught was not Godssystem It did not therefore meet manswants Thoso channels which God has provided for tho lawful exercise of thus appetiteslO tlf hrc ll at le i 3 gJwith which Ho has endowed penn under thissystem now in vonuo have been rougnud tho history of Christendom informs uswith what tcrriblo reuuitotho degradationand prostitution t of women and the spreadof tho most terrible soourgo known to humanity this social evil with its attoudant Ihotrafclolof ntb o horrors With our knowledge of Godslaws wo never can adopt such nsystem nnd call It civilization Andwe again lake this opportunity oflhott Arttun fwarning tho Latterday Saints againstthose murderous mud damning practices offoeticido and 1 n eiIifiJ which Iin our midst attempts tiara been madeThese practices nro nlso tho horrible fruitsof n manmade system of marriage and soterrible hove they become that many of tholeading thinkers of tho East hove told theirpeople and brought statistics to prove thatunless thcso crimes are stopped it will only bon short timo nntil t ho primitiv 1nritan stockwill become extinct and foreigners take theirwp 10cc their loads their houses and theirElacc h s Thcso fiendish practices sn on becoming so common that ono of the most reliablehistorians asserts that millions dothombecauso they think they cannot afford to raiseWlrchildrenlu view of the excommunication ofApostle Carrington for tho crimes of ewdnnd lascivious conduct and adultery andthe terrible condition of morals andchastity in lie world as shown by liesermons and tho epistle above quotedthere is a great lesson for tho people ofUtah to learn from this excommunicationand these extracts andMlio lesson is thatu every crow thinks Its brood thewhitestEVOLUTION AND KFLIOIOV Part 11J HenryWard Iteecher Fords IJownrd HulbortV fcheFfcNew York For sale by C II Pnrsons ACo Halt Lake CityPart 1 of this work contains eight sermons discussing tho hearing of evolntionaiy philosophy on the fundamental doctrines t of evangelical Christianity These iKcrmons aro in Mr Itccchers happieststvlo and they sirs filled with hope andconsolation lisle for the futureand consolation for that future when it shallcome All hue lines of argument in Iarwins theory are not accepted hut in theory Mr Becchcr finds tho key wherewithto t unlock the seventh and eighth chapters of Romans As evolution is treatedin i these sermons It is the doctiinc ofspiritual advancement the highway to hotraveled towards perfection They arefilled with tho spirit Christianity andin l them will bo found nothing to offendthe most orhodo believerTin MUIQUIS or JUEESSKUKVIfr tells it Itcitnrlcr About CalUornlu anil lUnimlgiinr CupelDo you know I think I knocked Monsignor Capcl out in our discussion at BanFrancisco not long suture said tho Marquis of Queeiisbury at tho New York Hotel ton reporter for the Mail and ExpressHe was dressed a pair of light stripedtrousers and a short jacket Ho carrieda small cane and wore a very narrowbrimmed silk hat His height was belowtho medium and his weight about 135pounds him to bo Few hy Ids persons looks thus would worldfamous imagine rauthor of the prim ring rules that hoarhis nameNo tell bomething about tho controversyI Well when I reached San TranribcoI found Mgr Cupel there lecturing Iknow tho distinguished priest intimatelyand have u high regard for his learningand eloquence Ho knows too that 1am an agnostic and nn advocate of science as opposed to orthodox religion In00 11 fJ 1 il1Onono of Ida lectures he 1 quoted t from HuxIcy thin sentence about miracles Butttrue agnosticism will not forget that existence motion and Ian abundantly opcrating are more stupendous miraclesthan any recounted by the mythologistsThis statement quoted as coming fromffI IIuley I quite took my breath away 7 flueidoa that Huxley gave utterance to sucha sentence is quite ridiculous 1 felt thatthe Jlollsi nor had cither misquoted ormade a mistake as to the author I wroten letter and expressed myself to thateffect I attacked from the shoulder tlioidea of miracles I put in home thrustsat each bentcncc If that sentence quotedabove were true then water ice snowany phenomena In nature would be amiracle fits beautiful rose that from abud gradually would beopens more of amiracle than any recorded hy sacred history llciuo the fallacy of tho lecturerquoting that t > cntcmowu ho patent Ihad no other altrinathe hut to replyHo unsweicd mo in ten lines hy saingthat lie intended publish u hook on thesubject That showed that my argument was unanswerable Now strangeto say nobody coined to notice that Igot the host of him It I was a clearknockout in tho first round That an Iswcr threw 1 ilt the Hiwiigo I and acknovvl1I kledged defeat as neatly anj thing I I ever I i Isaw My idea was to enter the ringagainst many of his lectures hut I found III would l bo UBoless because our ideasseers diametrically l opposite Korhiktametake hU I IJ lecture about Iivotuel Ih I would II 1 inever agree with him I met him afterwards when I camu Kant but we did nut udiscuss the subjectV NTSTI1 tease 1MHAM Iii What did jou visit California forI went them to buy land hut I thinkthe dUtance is too great 1 had no idea >that m > bous In lime might locale intills country My situation as a peer inGreat Dritian is very disagreeable 1 tundlBfranchibed iou alien In toy own landantI politically dead My estates are InDumfriesshire Scotland I was ihoscnto tho House of Lords as one of the sixteen peers to represent fjtctlmd Jimnever knew my religious views until Iseas elected then these fifuc u KiottUhpeers six months Worn llradlaughejected from the Homo I nl Commons was did=Ia sneaking thing They met without myknowledge and debarred mo from takingmy coat Ixml Lothian got up In n pornsl l o way end wild Allis 1 yes tis truetlio Marquis of Qtiocnsbury sail Atheistand moved that I be rejected which wascarried So practically I am not a cltlzen of my suit country Times are changing l III Kngland Scotlaml now Thopeople generally nro becoming more liberaltl r r gR f lmfleral in their i religious opinions Prejudiceis i d ing superstition i9 being choked byscience and progress is on the match IIIt Is only question of tuft when bigotrymust perish aid the true unit of reformand progress begin In my political opinions ir 13 saions l I am a Liberal It places mo incloser sjmpithy with the people nndcomes nearer giving universal justiceBut in America ou do not know whatwretchedness and jxiverty prevail inGreat liritlan You nrp not gnunddown by II class rill The rich peoplein our country mo erv rich and thopoor nro miserable bejond descriptionIf the people are poor hero not SO muchof it is peon and their condition is nothopeless A humanitarian cannot Beesuch poverty and distress in my countrywithout weeping It makes mo unhappyand I often think seriously of coming toAmerica to reside In Scotland realestate is declining rapldlv in valueTimes are depressed and tlio future uncertain The Irish question is nluajsagitating Knglnnd I think that Irelandshould have homo rule The peopleare ablo to govern themselves ThoIrish Parliament could certainly makelaws for their country I do not believethough jn the disunion of United GreatUritianMEDICALDr FOOTE SeniorOf sac Lexington Avenue New YorkIcrcb cnmlnitM the public ISOT lomplo or Communicate ivlth nm an Nt UIIR lilmtelf Ir Foot Jrvltliout milking due InqulrjThis man came to Salt Lake City representinghImself AS the ton of Dr E II FOOTE ol NewYork the well known specialist us abundantlyproved by nllliltu As rumors came Into SaltLake City from Dakota and Montana from nnexpose made there lie changed his base andrepresented himself as tie sou of a more notedspecialist In 1 New York City than Dr E 11tJi k loYv lJrthaitr lf tFOOTS the well known author Mr JOHN FTent of the well known Trown Director InNow York City tori rearm In the directorbusiness Ex Governor KHAN I UUER of Utahand tho Hon hanOi W Ak lYoLrL many yearsIoslmatr lu New York City Cbs Surveor 01the Part ave their oetdavti uiuai ilucee or ticotter doctors lii Now York by Clue tuamo of lootor peeve excepting Ir E 11 FOOTF the nuthorof Medical Common Sense J etc and his insnons Dr K B Foam Jr and Dr HunritT TtooTs The genuine Dr FOOTE Jr will hereoiler alwa4 employ the Initials K II lu dcslRsating his name Heretofore he has beenknown not only at home but whcre cr his pubr 1RIWJIO1R rougillcatlons have been 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BURTON CO ManaaersC > AL tlutRook SpringWeberRed CanyonPleasant ValleyAll the coal III flue inarktland Iho very hotof eachUOcxvZ rDojot TJ Zen Xlv0A J 1 UUNNIvIL AKOIIIOFKJCKVVatatch Comerr YAUIHUtali CentralWEBER COALii ii Home Coal CompanyDfukrslnCOtlfconi IhpWasatch Crismon MinesCnuMlllr IluliIJrke DeliveredAt yard wits Ir i luu6W1LeLcavo OIIIIKK8 withJIJJNIIY IHNUOODUYNCI 87 loll W FlrilBoulliHlri > etB ULa1ittCltyHARDWARE MINING MACHINERY ANDROEORUE M SCOTT PresidentJAMES GLENDINNING Vleolroaldent n8lGeo M Scottrm1EIWirORTRUS ANDDEALlIUa INHARDWARE RT NSTEELN IRQMiners Tools Stoves TinWII piAND Adonoral Assortinont of Hill tnlfitQKANITK IRONWARE AND DUIMINO PANSBLACK rOUSIIED GALVANIKKI AND IlrC TtBLACK SIIEKT AND GALVANIUHD mON STAMrtIilOHAKCOAL maN UOILEH TUBKS STEA ciANI WATER IlIE I1KA88 GOODS s El rlt1DENS PATENT PACKING ETC broAlso in Stock Full jlllo of Illakos UCarry n no lmt > toe l HIng Engines John A Koeblings SOIIH Cos Steel Wire eta Iand Engine Oil Hercules Powder Caps and Fuse Ibot nIceI Patent Stretched Kubber Belting Stockholm Tar ich ROiI pJ 11I LUElBJOATJNc O isI Exclusive Agents for the Heavy StcolTcmicrcd BIUcryandBolJiiCTINNINGTON VV MpxtsliTHE LEADING HOUSE IN UTAH FOR cketFAMILY F AND MINING I SUFI S U IAVo carry a full ami complete Block of tm >Staple and Fancy GroFor DWholesale and Kutnll In our rl ooJBard vv are Departn1We carry a full line of CnriKMitors and MnchinistB1 Tools and ill rrchscam Tinwaro Table and PocketCutlery In oar pee iJVIining J > > epartn fWo carr a full Mock of Candles Ponder Itiso and CapsIic4tlSteam Fittings Etc Ell and wo are AgcnU IGIANT POWDEK jOIIIENTAI SPOIITIXGAND BLASTING I IHooker Pumps Howo Siales and l the CriwcntEitaSiCUJSTNINGTONL o 1AnKE Presidentk f m 0sII T Lags Vice rnsldcnti IUtah and Montana MachimSUCOESSOB IPAR XiACTCnrrlcslhc Most Co lIn the West rl ii In40 Hoisting Engines n iAIR COMPRESSW est llghollse EnginwKnowles Steam POfflpS8OP s f ulBOi1ers B1ovveis dJFWire Ropo Horse Whirtis Steam and Air <Xrxi Plpe and P11it1I 1Hancock Inspiratoro Val > olino C > lndur ond JlatlilnoOils CtulWl1Smelter Mill and JlinliiL Supplies Contracts nnHI1 jinudo for Cornish liolln Hix L liiviikirr TiIExclusive Agents for the Triiunpli C nConcentrating and Stamp Mills and SrrajrathiniHts Tools Woo < lworkin Jfachlnery etc etc fenlIiOHIco and Vnrcroonis 259 nlu StrcelSJL1o21oy 33lttO MotMISCELLANEOUSIMoan as IKIMAX JOHN II CA1ITCULOnAX CARTERConfectioneryANIOYSTERSNKW STAND JUST 01MJNKIIV o miiko n Bcclully 1 of HuiulyliixI Church nndl ll111BoUol lnrtlc with e v cryihliiK In t WI11f1No 29 E First SouthO S CARVERLivery Feed Sales StablerrAVH TIIK FINesT OAIIUIAUI ANDHAD1 L nltIAUIills hones Iacne a In I the country ldhort transportation Notice to JAYIOK and IlOUllHonTerms KounuuUo and Hallilacllniicell Buttes Imahleutliinilol Mulll HiredIPllMOO 0 XJtlb II J LLOYDI CiiHloni Joo and Slioo lnullNil < J Bail I Hotoiiil Uniiih SiredSATISFACTION QUARA1ITCEDIttoLIIh11 ISisEMPIBE BAKERY II IVH IllthT MIIUII ST IA feu dour wotluf thusHerald IlullilliiKFRESH DREAD OAKES PIES EtaAlwnyxin Ham of lint quulllOUIIIrN II IAMJI Irajirlrlii lMORRISThe PaintersTOficiiiiiiiiicN > JtfllINUA dttlllml thus liter Ir hn uitr flll Ciluihuug Hligtu lieu llmillyutt5 tipIurloo 01 nuB iouuy I Iuur ihu n Iris huiuui 10111aelsruuio intl ma t I ty with be tucli uu HuhW lflfllt IIthud at IC eu at lluuuuthiutip urder JllllrolorKA llllAlllir ltIo I 10111 IMISOELUM NFOII Man andfjIIMustang LinWjmost men and lt1 imore every yearIIIF E SOHOl IWliolewUwl Jl lSTOVI1hQ 01110fn IiiIt tOnst nntt Wrought IHpor hi 11 rtI COIIl mid SbfflI11uStSiuBBS B MateI loC iIralPeraClTSJlOtlJlIelion It uoJTUIJIJXPOtbtt I i louIltee 9tAxJr 1VV 11UhCladtttE5301 d aJ1KlltOllilliflll lJou1D1 1111 10orWJ